I Love Books

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Most likely a textbook on ceramic glaze formulation.

The Web and the Rock, because I already read theseand am half way through Of Time and the River.

It's not a book, but I'm gearing up to read "The Boron Letters".

It's a collection of letters by one of the greatest copywriters of all time, Gary Hallett (sp) to his son about life, work, and how to write good copy.

I want to read an autobiography of John Kavanagh, for those of you who don't know he's the head coach of Conor McGregor and MMA superstar. Sounds like a really grounded man who has worked hard to build what he has. I've heard good reviews of the book.

[i]Gravitation[/i] by MTW, the three chemistry books by Theodore Gray, and [i]On Piano Playing[/i] by Gyorgy Sandor, to name a few.

I am now into Lessing's "Golden Notebook". Something else of hers will be next.

I'm currently reading Infinite Dream by KP Lane. It builds on the philosophy in his non fiction work The God Contention where he looks for a rational option to traditional religion about earning a place in the afterlife.

Next I don't know Charlotte Grey by Sebastian Faulks or The Tattooist of Auschwitz which I've been recommended by several.

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[i]World Without End[/i] by Ken Follett. A sequel to [i]Pillars of the Earth,[/i] which I really enjoyed.

I am reading a book of lectures by Richard Feynman. After that I will pick up another Vonnegut work.

The Tattooist of Auschwitz is next up in the queue.

Probably the new addition to the lightbringer series.

One Day She'll Darken, by Fauna Hodel.
(I Am The Night)

I don't know, maybe a Terri Blackstock book

Infinite Dream by Kevin Lane

I do not know.

Either "The Three Kingdoms" which is a translation of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" or some translation textbook I got back in October that I still haven't gone through.